i guess i could do that might send my other cover i think i have one somewhere
i guess i could do that might send my other cover i think i have one somewhere
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Damm,, if you need you can send it up here. I can weldR out for you... OR go to a 1/2npt size tap and get a reducer.
Or
I weld a 3/8npt female or a ??? whatever size male you want there.
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do i fail since i dont really know whats going on?
01 Silverado
At least you got thread tape on there...that should hold, right?
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holes too bigOriginally Posted by mitch cobb racing
2006 SilveradoLittle Black Bitch
just tap it out larger and fit the reducer like what was mentioned before. Seems relatively inexpensive, and youve come this far on your own
Yup If you want a tight tapped threads especially in aluminum , use a smaller drill than what is called for by 1/32 a 17/32 instead of 9/16". Use thread cutting oil and go slow--backing the tap out often. You can also use your drill press. You should have your cover clamped down [ then it would not of warbled out the hole ]. When you use your drill press ---chuck in the tap---but turn it by hand only and use light pressure--keeps it straight.
PS not all male pipe threads are the same. some need smaller holes to fit tight.
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How is a hole taped by hand or by machine?
first off i think i know how to drill and tape a hole every one has there off days, second i did use a smaller bit..... and thirdly i need the hole gone lol notice how the second one i made worked fineYup If you want a tight tapped threads especially in aluminum , use a smaller drill than what is called for by 1/32 a 17/32 instead of 9/16". Use thread cutting oil and go slow--backing the tap out often. You can also use your drill press. You should have your cover clamped down [ then it would not of warbled out the hole ]. When you use your drill press ---chuck in the tap---but turn it by hand only and use light pressure--keeps it straight.
PS not all male pipe threads are the same. some need smaller holes to fit tight.
74 Austin Morris Mini 1000 - Daily Coil Spring conversion, lowered, Disc Brake conversion
FOR SALE: 04 RC/LB Duramax -12 second tow pig, built Allison, Tune, and supporting mods
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